Leaders of some of the world's biggest AI companies urged caution at the United Nations on Wednesday.[1]
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei pledged to slow development to ensure new AI systems are safe.[1]
OpenAI chief Sam Altman called for "extreme care" in AI deployment.[1]
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On Wednesday, leaders of several of the world’s largest artificial‑intelligence firms addressed the United Nations, urging policymakers to adopt a cautious stance toward increasingly autonomous systems that could outpace human oversight.[1]
Anthropic and OpenAI call for slower, safer development
Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei announced his company will deliberately decelerate the rollout of new models until safety mechanisms are demonstrably robust.[1]
OpenAI founder Sam Altman echoed the warning, urging what he described as “extreme care” in the deployment of next‑generation AI.[1]
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